This traditional Pichwai painting features Shrinathji, a divine form of Lord Krishna, enshrined in the sanctum of a temple. Rendered in vivid hues, Shrinathji is adorned with lavish ornaments, pearl garlands, and a distinctive blue and black costume. He raises one arm, symbolizing his lifting of Mount Govardhan, a key episode from the Bhagavata Purana. The striped red-orange backdrop and architectural frame reflect the temple setting, emphasizing devotional atmosphere. At the base, offerings and a covered stool hint at daily rituals. Originating from Nathdwara, Rajasthan, such artworks were created to be displayed behind the deity during festivals, serving both liturgical and decorative purposes.

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